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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Madison Avenue Bap.
tlst Church. by the Kew Dr. George Dana Bordman as
,.ird by the Rev. Rufns B. Kelsey. Charles DEWITT
Erideman u d. aud hdwyna daughter OF tue late o. "
Benedict. esq. OF Rochester
RRGII,-OAKIEY-At Newburg y. Y. october IL. 1887.
Of the br IL mother by the Kew Wiliam
X Hal D. Jacob = Brill. OF POushquag. y l., 70
Harriet Bennett daughter OF The ATE Lucas Oakley
No carts
CARRINGTOH-BATEs-On saturday. October - at ths
residence OF the brides father. hv thf hrv a: j. r.
Behrends Maxwell CArrngtnn. % East orange n j. 10
Enma : Bates daughter o. Andrew j. Bates 8 sp'noer
BrpJAyn
CHENEY-CARNES At cola Spring llarhor, Long isiand
an Tu.. "a. October by the liev. Robert Weeks mar
net daughter q lac Edwin .. ant sarah W eess
cares. amt George L. Cheney. both OF New i0fA
DEDEREK-IREPLER-On Weihes iAy, OCTOBER H. az -
Jhom,s Church by the Rev william 7. morgan. - D'
assse Nv Mr TieA. Ablah " Dedeier OF New;
Rochelle Ida e. ALshsr Ot Thomas h. RIPPER eslr oi
this CITY,
GKEENWOOD-DEL LA MESA-On Octobrr i, AZ the resi-
lsnce OF the parents Dr. aui Mrs Chrie, H. Terry
VA by tlr Rev. Dr. Mclo d Lola AVA
rcy lie IA NJ. J. w Ham Green wood All OF BROOKLYN
SRI ,RT-COE-On OctoDer H. az fhs Madison square
PRESBYTERIAN Church. By the Rev G. II. knrs d. -
lame. NJ stuart josie dlIgne OF spencer W. coe esd
TprMFNUEERE-VAN ATKhN-on october Is 1881,
At AL Fi'inave. New YORK by the rev Henry j. Nsa
pvLc IT, D. u. jess Retallack. DAUGHTER OF H. II an
Aukeu and grand aughtor % the ltc C. n CARLSON 20
H. A rrenrnhcrrr. OF The VI ia Ciyh service son OF
Lieutenant. General G. ". rremenhcere, H. f.. { H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
OBITt ARR.


Peter Kemble LEFT his home No. 81 Eat Ninth-st'
yesterday morning 10 to his place OF business OUT De
fore he mad reached Broadway tic fell unconscious
polirenl,i sent out an ambulance call but when the
physican reached the spot lie found that MI kemble
had died Of heart disease.
MI kemblc was the son OF william hemb!e a we'll
Known knokorbocSer aud Wa born n this city IN $50
AZ the age o. fifteen 10 entered the United states Navy
Int after serving years he left the eryce ana joined
his father in the West Point Iron Foundry
This foundry manufactured the celebrated Parrot guns
during the War The only red cannon used ny The Gov
rruturui. Mr. kcmbe- brother. Gouvernrur krmCe. Is
rcr,arV TO the Board pOc. Commissioners Nr hon.
HE lraVrs wife aud sons. Peter keHDle. j., ana
4 l. kcmble aud two married daughters, Mrs. Lock
MnnI de Tore.t and Mrs II. 4. Snunds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
GEORGE AND McGLYNN ATTACKED.


THEY LOSE THE SUPPORT OF THE IRISH w0RLD''
MR.. FORD EXPLAINS HIS SILENCE
For some time 1t has been runored that TIE bish
World. Patrick f. Fords paper was going to attack
Henry George and DIR. Mcynn In this weeks issue OF
the paper SIR Ford in long editorial will declare
war his former associates. for whom hd
still processes entertain the highest personal regard
He gives several for this action his part but
the chief thea the attacks made by Mr. George
upon Roman Catholic Church. and the sontcmptuous
manner in which Or. McGlynn. whom terrible reso-
luton and trrr bio temper landed outside the
Churchs pale. alludes to the Holy See and the Propa
garda Nj. Ford regards Mr.. George - rs high above
the ordinary politician rs Barthodfs Staine Is above
Tom Thumb" As a good Catholic " Mr.. Ford reScnt3
remarks made by George and McGlynn arguing nj great
length reply Ia some of the charges uiade by them
Mr. Ford feels that this long DELAYED declaration on his
part Will surprise great many and gives an explanation
OF which the following is part:
held because. in my opinion 10 much hnd be'n
said already the sal the more dirlcult IL
@-nd msttsia Then, too politics t@l mol mite 10
o complaining thing Old politicians WHO pad grown
gray Hail. affected TO be deeply slicitous TOT
the Chnrch when teir real object wa 10
brighten their prospects IN the Ola
s1ually nnscrupuons whom hal served IanmAny
the hove OF winning Tor e
mol CO mob ORATORS ana
Church IN the alleged interest OF aho,
For one Ike me sincrrelv wishei well 10 te thulcn
and TO the the situation embarasspg
% the sts NIPPON OF
have hceu piece of impcr And on other hanc
how coud / 4 honest Catholic lon WITH ti"Se VINO
afvOc ties OF labor ana how Ell al
tie Church as o human rights My whole dosTe
and POT further apart trlt that
needed setdeniai amt silence rather thln
regardless OF what might be
Thought sand OF became as one dumb anu opehoo
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
LIFE ASSURANCE MEN At DINNER.
CALIFORNIA MAN TELLS SOMETHING ABOUT TAX
nLsLs CILINLsE

ING gIsks on THE CHINESE
The October meeting OF the Life Insurance Associa-
ton held at the Hotel Brnn- wick last evening
About fifty Ncw-lork lite insurance agents and
dozen more guests from other cities present.
A short business session was held at O'Clock. at
which the following members were elected John
O. Bache, John r. sungcr, II. r. Hayden. c. A.
Jenney Clifford Thomson, \. L. J. Smith and william
Patterson.
About O'Clock the members of the association sat
down to dinner. When tho cigars handed around
at half past Chairman Cobo introduced a. the
first speaker Judge Frederick c. Gcdncy. The Judges
remarks werc humorous. The speaker showed his
familiarity with Ircnch-t anad an dialect by rectnS
Some in It. lie talked good deal about tho
dignity OF life insurance agents labos and the spcniOr
Of their achievements.
Tho next speaker Mr. W. W. Byngion, Ot
Albany. lie spoke OF the old days la life Insurance.
fifteen Yeas ago more, when thcro was nothing IN
the market but genuine lifo insurance. Now, he
said "27o,OO0 persons in tho state Of ew-iorK alone
have been fooled into buying tho cooperative counter
felt. In the West essmcnt Insurance has not
gained tho foothold that 1t has in the East
Mr.. Bynglons belief lhat tho exposures Oh
co-opcrauv- iusufau,o by "Tho Chicago Times ana
Tribune" had been great service. lie spoke VI
the necessity vi enlisng tho great newspapers OF mo
last the sido sound ale Insurance and Vi using
them mediums tor The ctlJcatiOn of tho pubic.
Chairman t.Obio next intrydu' ID j. G. Nix OF inc
Ncw-Norl Life. who spoke OF " Old Times aud New
Janc- l.. Johnson tho Alassachu-,t., Mutual Lilo,
alta kcd tho rebate system Io thought the life In
hurlnce agent was entitled to his full commission
and that the timo coming whom It would not DC
necessary for an az nj to gVo.a"ay MS prohl W s''
business.
Allen :. Williams, OF tho BERKSHIRE Lac, related ms
experience In Iu-lring AIncicanlzed Cinnamon lie
aid ChinaEirn good risks, They Knew theli
p,dgtcc away La H. hal tho smallpox In chlldhOod
according 10 a national custom II nocula'ion ana
mad uremiuus nrompuy. Mr. Williams H. dutin-
gui, ned as tho only agent cast Of the Pa"ihc coat
w q has Done an * ended business in insnnng the
/ Chinese. -
bloomfield J. Miller. actuary 81 tho uiual Hcnrht
Life spoke about agents and gave some good ddNlco
/ 10 cAnVa.scIs and field men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
THE PANCAKE THROWER CONTICTED
MRS GAx's INSULT TO MRS CLEVELAND PUNISHED
ny A $50 FINE.

Or Iorts Oct Il lSDccjah.-,rrw sNyI 9UuV
KNOW the woman who threw the pancaHe at Mr.
Cleveland during the wiz Of tie l1f'i cht 10 t"'
fair ground- IN this city, Wa arragn in the police
cour- this morning for disturbing the peace Mr.
I& uo--r certain anguarli's which are supposed
n'cat ou-of a-c. and her cheea bones -tand up hkr
guile posts "A country highway. Her h"-o i
rather lrnaI and fat, and her complexion l.
ycrlta'lc parca'e compi zion alto" aud dislcpflc
Her ATTN. r,icht have heen termed elegant She
uliataiuci n severe compo-urc through al 10 early
proceedings and OILY Lost hcr e.uanimiiy when The
evidence Which ultimately eliminated her was intro
duced
nc testimony showed that a. tho Presidents car
rage wa passing her booth. she seized one Of tho
large panc.hc- thai she manipulating over hic'
and threw IL at Mrs. CleN oiand with -uch dcNtcruS
thai II hu the lads on the aud then Lodged IN her
lap When arr ,itd she -ad to the phcci that th'
rlucase was an unusually ll-cou, one and "h"
wanted to g.vo It 70 Ms. Cc'eiand to show her
What II. I.oLis pan ahc Wa Ike one WlthcN@
heard Nh. Lax Say a. she throw the pancake :;
"IAcr- Iranse. You can't got any a. good d that
tine VIA, hou-c.'
Inc defendant tc-tiGcl that she had three pancake
Ca a s.aa.s WHOM Tie carriage Approached r!"
lrDc. Oh up. ltl tie micuii'n % catne H. hut 1t
va. -o lo had ,o drop d. anl go some unacc""ni
allie manner -Ir dropped o. into Mr~. Cleveland
tp ~hc dnu mean to hur any one AMI dlGn
"a. lrr parraic wa- better tan thc Mayor. Il
u... shown thai Nt-. l.tN wore @ ty1ud Army hId-r
co., ti. o. ca-on, and iAc Cty Attorney cnu-a,urrd io
o.. go -.mr connection between the vra.iu- II th"
Grand .un, badge. AId the tItusthg ol Oh" pancahc
lIt MI-. laN -trrnUau~y tNnlod that -." had i-lS
inter. - ln pol &c.
Nr Wat SON. attorney for Mrs lax. mad" strung
nnri ben discharged TIE ground that TIC ms
demca.or II amy. Wa that of throwing "a nl,-Ir
The o.dnanc.- the Judge said. Iciruod Ia violent,
tunultuui- on"f-ttc or oh-ircrrfUu~' roniuct. VT.
Watson claimed thai tho cake had hrcn tossed mp IN
the air AID NOT firown NJ the carriage Mr.. watson
agan otcfrurd and he retired 10 hi- -ca -"noWhat
drUprtl'rrsi
Mr. IaN addr--cl the judge ia sweet low tpno and
q pruunuuccd dialect. "lt was ju-t a lttlc hit OF
pccc ON" half OF quarter pircr ~ pancak' -"
dl not feet Ike eating T. AMI 80 she Just threw u
away. Slr could not -cr WHY she -lould throw II al
Mr. Cleveland Tho laly hal never don" her any harm
~r dil not the cari1 coming when ii" throw ~"
cake Tie judge. however. came 10 tho c"ncl l-l"H
from Tho testimony that Mr. Lax bad sinister u''l-h
81 the peace and dignity ~ The Pro lcnia pr"'~l"
-, a., tnrl her so for tumultnu. and "h~tirprtnn-
conduct Mrs Lax became A. limp a one 90 her
ranoakcs whom she hcarl The judgment, ana gave
notice of appeal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
4 he Very Res. Preparation OF
Post Once Notice.

tshould he read daily " Interested as changes may
'ef% e,es Tor urcsn countries, not DO specially ad
dressed fGT s 81 Sha q a%E Of and
doc letters re spec ally addressed oens se ~ INV
rdssrn mails fr the week cnrns ocoo. % will Gloss
,rrSmpy III all case., at tsis otce as follows .,,.
G' o,s.r Euroessn eonatrs. must be arctel o,r
TfaSc va soainaap!On and Bremen assrs for 's sr
Esirs Gostsz an, Ga.' nA' per steamship
nY a:sDs VIA Plymouth cser6oars .msars
q DO port, p.r 20! .ssan'n,p S:vp:r,
for GS,iA N1 Ap ~ for naym AMI
In.saa PER sssa" ser .samsap valencia tssop m
Tor Nswioundlaad. per steamer FRO hsGtr
sATURDAYI,s t,r tT,nSs ~ chsnp,.a. ." VI,
fiR svre ant At sOsu Tor scotland direct Steamship
orcassia' at a. FOR NORWAY direct p,r ,tsa@shl,
en- Tor Europe per steamship Fai@a via Southampton
TuS, $50 ,,r Ircsa per ,,sa o. n oI An;
Euronsan countries must be directed per Auranla
$50 TOR the S.h' ..r. STsS per nsr
Iserdam') y: $3.50 for Belgium irsnt, per .ei a
rs NSSSfa& y, Il nj for Costa Rs
sSamshp . Ala via @o9 t.r from % at
p Puerto Cortez per 'tsi n.n9 r. -, ar, A.
from Ne~-Orlssus; at p H. Tor Progress" P'' ''''"
ship ThornhiL o,
Mans fer Australia New.zsAlAnt s,nayeh Ell AM Frs, Ss
else, close here November Il at $500 ~ toi on siriya
AZ NrvVork OF steamship Gernaaic with british NAL, os
Auyrall Mail, Chna AL iDii Doc 'oA US 49,,
Franclsco close let' putoVos
MAJ, for society ISLANDS, per snip Nt.l
Of P,netti 1frsm francesca. close nero OctSDor
az ~ m Mails for CUBA BY rtl 70 Ia npA Fls an.
thence sy steA ner VA Key Wsss Ft- co" A. '''
| office daily AZ $3.50 - IN
schedule of sSsns Of q a
transit transit c" San ans %
thence f "a T U.s.. n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
npr mrArnFR SrITCHING

me Hdshthgfon Nfos
"rrcu.s me / thought was ia Mr.. Joncs's place"
nd are
Yes but mean Jones the tAllor.
well, mis- Is Jones The tailor.
Z" so 100 r.
''Ycs ono hundred and weuty ., -
Thi, wHs the 90 lvcr.ation that followed hurried en-
trarrr into n downtown tailoring establishment Nv your
mis- morning As he opened the door no
com. non man with glue pot IN one mana ana ptsh
IN the ethel perccptihle odor OF thc Eei'"ou' ''"
pound perry AIDED the apartment , . - .,,,,, q,
..Oh vss" AT last found breath to say rccoehlnhg
MIR Jones in the back part OF the shop Are my uous
crs done T. =, ,,,, i,o
Not YETI about Brown Is just going 10 turn 'no
bottoms" ,. , ..o,,,.a hir,
Brown was the with the glne-pot. watched MN,
lie look The brush aud bDg the lower part OF ihe es
of air of fine black Melton trousers WIN que tuihed
them IN and laying hot iron on them SAID fe" SIT :
come In about noon: they'll lie done by that umo I'LL,
but Jones want ms trousers sewed. lou arc o"iid
ing these as a would a house -.
work Glue bcas thread No rips, no seams showing
cresses. you know. -, ....u. .or,o
And sure enough. when at noon the trousers canloo
home the owner found IN several places where ne hhi
hitherto accustomed 10 see ms garments Hoo w
gethcr BY thread that glue had been used.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
AAyfyERSARY 0FAN EAST SIDE CHTRcH

ANNIVERSARY or Az EAST SIDE CHURCH.
This week the Baptist Church. at Madison aud CON
vern.ur celebrates It's forty ninth anncsAS /" eA
c.es began on sunday AMI will continue until Friday The
seryces Auniver-ary Day held last evening The
first speaker the j. r. Avery OF The Mariners fem
p, who spoke upon or earnest active Uhrs
anity the practice Of Christianity he SA"' "n'"
told on the outside world Tho prn. ph addressed ueevon
In VA. by the Row pr Edward Judson He expressed ms
irtcrcst n tho church and its pastor aud s,tt: 81,
4 OF New OK siouu Traoh al
Stake could not be nisie th'h 10
wind. w from the tide population that l. Towing
The church should be c9Sn"oH.h
and II should democratic The chnrles are mo ony
crowded and me tes7o - .h~
The churches many cases tailed 10 RIA ou 40
the people lac chufch shouiH oe cc al" ~
should be phi.4nthfopic.
pr Imd,on made a earnest appeal for contribution
mo lie deot OF ne VhifV'
Sunsrrnt,ou, were alled for 81. .GS received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19

Among other beauties and phenomena, Grlhn pos
sessss probably tho only young child In georgia VINO
wond deliberately lie down on the railroad track Tor hs
novel pleasure of seeing train or cars pass over his
body Possibly Tiers be something IN The nerve or
the Civ him by his parents that Inspired Gilman
Drake Tutwer tho five yearold urchn who mas now 10
be kept in the house to prevent repetition OF suc ac-
lion. Almost everybody has seen thls enid, WIN
little. fat bit of humanity. seeking khOwledss
and associates among msB rather tnaD among the III
ants of when he IS really one One day not long ago
ne got on the Georgia Midland locolno
tive to ride hut fell of and upon the track where
A. Law while egne and train passed over him. rising
ND al The rear END of train unnjured ana chnckiHg
ar tne adventure IL that few days ar
forward ne went the trai and deliberately lay
down OF the locomotive. unseen by me engh
for tnr purpose repeating the episode and again sue
ceeded vii nOut injury But his singular pro
objections discovered and he has since been FORBID
den tho track the maternal authority. aud mas had MS
freedom curtail-d in that must prove very Tx
some TO his adventurous disposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19

CRoOKER-On October Is Aired h. Croker agei OF
Der -.
l>GAR-At rompkipsviile. = l.. on Mon lay october H.
cecilia Dnurln sltag oi Dtvt A aud NJ rrtta Edgar
an grant ia otter ~ u Ia il"n Alien Ifahcls
-. Paurs Ep scnph church. IompAlh'
lie OF Wednesday October ~, ~ = , M
KENRE on october - denly o. heart disease Peter
Faner At NJ, silence b 9tt. Thursday. October
20. At lOL m
KINGSlAN p-On sunday. October 49, Mary l.. dAushtor
Of plinras II. and Mary hin sslanl 49,,
Relatives friends nvfst 70 attend no ilnsrl ~ nor
In, r-.,iancr 81 West S1tst Ne lle5tIy, Oct0Jer
a IL ,.'lrcS.
n Elizabeth. y. J.
LTDLDMAt NOr ok, Conn, OCTOBER 10 1891 MISS Jahe
r.. Ludlow. -. ..o,ou -,
Al the residence o. her brother. George 4 iH'o" new
Brun.wicA. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
prn,Ryrueofyc Iyro THE ZIG GARDEN

= T B,rnum & Co VIII take possession odAv "i me
Madison Sou.r- Garden under n lea-" which runs ill
April 30 I.s9. The nrm viii move IN with The Rf'N
,,l, aDu, March !, aud 10 the meantime th" garden W
b. rented whenever possible. Already ~ has been '''N'
for Two routry SHOWS, th. ~ the Poultry Exchange ana
the Farmers club, and also for the exhibition ~ The
Westminster Kennel Club. Several concerts VIII b'
given thcrr Including that of The N'"-Nork Musical
Union The Arlon ball committee is also trying to Sc
Garden for - ball this winter inc ">>'e' VIII
cudeayor aud brighten up the hah-hk" STRUCTURE
I'd. much a. uo,,ibio Anor Nay the Madison Squ"i'
Garden Company will once begin 10 tear down ~"
irUdtrr 10 maxi. room FOR It's new handsome on" me
preliminary plans ioI the ne" building nave "'''""'
lseu Dr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
A mILLIoyAIRES GIFT TO TIE POOR

While Communist aud Anarchist. are dec'amlng On
the tyranny OF capital and trying !" eNltH wal
VI o'o VIZ" al 10 90 aId ibe moor stanford.
, y ~ the enpo Ii mel tied capi-
raj T.. ntiItuo near san Francisco "A universally
and his ia what he about II: "tW he b4ilt MIN
r.gari TO Ma rich mans son OF 'tishtoi
viii v.nf IN 90 there The HOUSES for tho comfort anu
couycnisnse OF my guests Will lie PLAIN Dnt %
AMI e regard will be had TO every want OF inc pups
bn nothiur ornate or grand will he allowed ms lhs,
tniion viii absorb my wealth aud be monument 10 tuo
memory OF nv The pooralone VIII DO "o'o''"''
will not be built for the rich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
LIE MAGNER SOCIETT.

In the concert hail O. Metropolitan Opera House last
night the first annual meeting OF The wagner Soc'ey wa"
held FIFTY men and many Of them wen known III
musical and literary circles participated In tho pfoc"ehRA
which adoption Of constitution ana inc e'oo
Tim OF officers for Tho following Oceis "eo
,.c,o1 President Edmund C. stanton; viceprcsideni.
prustu. ST. Gaudens secretary. Edgar J. LeTevi ,teas
nrer arol Bcckwith Executive comm ~ IA ~
n,.i an,nn Geidl Anthony j. DrcXel. o. Wob-r ahu W
g,iiia,ns The constitution adopted provides tha' To
20 we'll onceis
i'm, Commitie prise Board OF Mansgers IN whom ~
rhe OF The anu eio'I"n
bsrs IL Ia purposed 10 open club house a. soon u p
AnnhH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
covutSSJ0yFR MILLER HAD TO WAIT

Wa.hing,on D,spdteh 70 me Cincinnati inquirer
Som, time ago Commissioner of Internal lseVehuo
Miller was called out OF town on hnilleh tflp n"u
needed some Landry ing done The night before nc
linen 10 convenient Chinese laundry, and handing IL 10
,hn Cs.,aI in charge said he wanted 1t done up in
hnrry The Chi,aman asked Mr. Miller how soon no
wanted tho clothes - .o.., Mr.
- want them tomorrow morning. answered. MI
Miller ,..,,., 4, ,ros
The aundryman looked at him. and observing u VIZ
I" nj. Gi.inrui,hsd customer remarking You diam
nooly. Cast Gilt Thorn" Nor dd he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
REPROAcHING FREDERICK DOUGLASS.

James C. Matthews, who was appointed Register OF
Deeds in Washington by President Cleveland, but whose
nomination rejected by the Senate, has sent long
letter to the chairman the Democratic State Commit
tee IN answer published in Tue TRIBUNE In regard
TO The colorcd The letter consists largely IN crt-
csing Mr. Douglass, although room Is found Tor fepcat
lug the OF denied thar Colonel Grant sa1 lie would
mai allow negro to graduate at West Point while he was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
>, vrvrp REACHES TIE COUNTRY.

Prom me Bsfr0d free Pres - -. 40,
II. was n gushing, exquisitcD reHheu yuuus mo-, ~,
taking 10 demurs tenderryed young rura m-iaen
yIar plcpic An" he said " this gives lhe Joy az
% 80 10 ~ of rirsl scenes and rural JOYS. they are so
s,. nIe ss unaffected. il harmony Win wnat i
all ought to be- You lrhn su'" v
-. -. a,d are ths gross, contain
nnence. n civ life city girls shock me with tner
u ,D.,r slang theIr-ah. doubt II yon rural
Dadnns know the meaning of tne word slang you'
am sure. do NOT - -. ,,o rrourd .ve don [
No. she said shyly her eyes on tho enouI, TO-
Ketcn ON, eh !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19

The officers Of the Bank OF NrwNork yesterday receive"
a d-paich from the brother ~ George W. "ernaic '
boobkccpcr who has been missing Tor s'Ncr'' WEN" ,
Inc that the latter had been found In Chicago ''
,or on the WAY from that city to York III We -
-, lila hr,thcr The dispatch gives no mfofmalsV - o
tho mental or physical health or Mr.; 'eill'nlo All" wv NV
exnlain why he left his work 81 suddenly ,, No, re
IN 70 late hour last night Mr. Germalne n'u ~ md
Turned 10 his home at Flu.hng. H. L. whero HIS VINO w
lie innslX await him,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
pr.rry DIycrSSrp BY UNTvERSALIST

BEATTY DISCUSSED BY A tNIvERSALi'f
TIE Uniyersast General Convention OF the neh states
IN hin ia r,vniar ~, son hts the Church OF
Divine Paternity Fitti.,ye aud Forty'htthsI intro
n,ory Gus held last evening In tho h"
rnyersail,t Chnrch Wsst kleventh-'t Inc rev ,
manning the Dr r.. G Boes. ot the hiiu n'sr,s
1hu,ch will preach The afternoon viii be uo'olel 70
varou, reports the evening there wN be adS,'e ~
tI-Itcy e. fwool Nash. OF Ohio ani inc ho' ~ - -
of MassAchusetts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
orpyIy OPERA STy0fRs ARRTvIyG.

The chorns OF the German Opera Company arrived
from Europe yesterday, and frauein lllli Lehinann
Frau seidl Kraus Frau Blno dc Marion, Franlen MATT
anne Brandt Frauleln Louise Messlingcr. Albert Me
mann Adolf Robinson Johannes Eunblad. Emil Fisher
and Anton seidI will arrive the saalo OF the Nor
German Lloyd this week. The sale o. seats Tor tho
frat week of the will begin this morning ., y
n'clock The opening performance. Wasn'rs OpefA
rrstas and Isolde" will take place on November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
THE HEITHER REPORE

coxrpv,frvr INDICATIONS -FoR2f HOURS
w,s.,xor.v oct. ls-For New-hngand ana Easter"
w.r,, coolsr fair weather followed by rain on tho
coost light 10 fresh variable winds.
ro, ras,crn Pennsylvania. New Jersey and Deia"'ro
coolcr rain. light to fresh northerly winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19

from paying to Andrew Murphy, his missing sapern
tendan zny money the latter may have On dep0sls
ther not IN excess OF 1920 90, for which amount II
alleged that Murphy is q dcfaulter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19

20 ,loubt the President much ;hat Will nteres
him What fasttous smoker most Is our rev
hi.h. class cigarettes ntr-' apps l.ites
Engli,h." Cross Country" All extra tnc.
kISsRY TOBACCO CO., New'Yors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-19
MIST NOT MONEY TO MURPHY.

William +. Douglas, owner OF the Academy OF Music
obtained from Justice DonOhue OF the Supreme Court yes
terday an injunction restraining the Madison Square Bank